High Rise Condos/Apartments>>>>>Low rise Condos/Apartments>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Townhouses>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Shacks>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Detached houses
More efficient at energy usage, transportation and cleanliness
Prove me wrong
>>52825028
Is there even glass there?
>2015
>not living in a building that is at least 250m tall
My city no longer allows suburban homes built within city limits anymore.
>>52825253
No.
>>52826284
What if you fall out while trying to enter the tub?
In terms of efficiency, you're absolutely right. However, congestion is fucking awful so I'll take my detached house.
>>52828207
>congestion
Does your city not have adequate public transit?
>>52828100
you die
townhouses in Sydney are quite comfy tbqf, only bad thing is abos trying to break in when they've spent all their government money
>>52828369
Will it be painful?
>>52828396
You will be dead by heart attack before you landing. So dont worry
>>52828312
>American cities
>public transit
>>52828396
For you
>>52826217
What city?
>>52826217
Northwest?
>>52824905
Semi-detached houses are the worst. Such a cop-out on behalf of the builder. If you want higher density, why not just build a tower? If not, why is it so hard just to build another house for another family?
Coomie blocks are master-building
>>52828746
You're the one who made that thread a few days, right?
My negro.
>>52824905
I love skyscrapers too but it doesn't necessarily use less energy nor efficient, concrete and conventional building materials retain heat and the towers in succession blocks wind too.
>>52829770
They are easier to insulate because the heat just goes to the next unit, they can also be situated closer to shopping centers and workplaces. Retaining heat is a good thing, it signifies a good insulation value.
>>52824905
Jesus, it looks like when you win at Solitaire
